[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6ZBqT_H4Es&feature=related[/YOUTUBE] This is really going to help me get through the offseason.
By ass-kissers I mean men kissing the ass of someone who has seen the game pass him by. The one thing that seperates Favre from these guys is his inability to know when to walk away. I'm beginning to think that Favre has some deep-seeded mental issues...and by that I mean he's caught the stupid.
No, but I'm guessing you haven't either, so how can you be so sure that the opposite position is true going by your logic?
I won't join in the argument, but I will say that I found the first video to be far more enjoyable. The second one was just gay.
Win! Can we be friends? Very little, actualy. In all seriousness, why do you love him so much? Is it the 22 INTs? Is it the 10 fumbles? Is it the 6.7 average yards per completion? Is it the inability to consistently throw a ball 30 yards downfield? Maybe it's the exciting pre-game speeches, or is it because that he does, in fact, play the game like a kid in his backyard...as if his dad just told him what football was and he still hasn't learned most of the rules.
Favre's are best shot at winning and I am one of many who would love to see him go out on top with the Jets !!!
Pre-game much? Favre is not the best chance the Jets have to win a championship. Look past the name and the history and see the player right now. He's an old man that tries to play like a young man and fails at doing so.
Yup you always are at your best shot at winning when the rest of the team can't stand the QB. BRETT FAVRE KILLED THE JETS ACCORDING TO HIS OWN TEAMMATES!!! Thomas Jones: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/fo..._for_inte.html OTHERS: Jets teammate: Distant Favre created resentmentBY ARTHUR STAPLE | arthur.staple@newsday.com; Staff writer Erik Boland January 1, 2009 If Brett Favre wants to play another year with the Jets, he'll have to work a lot harder to win over his teammates than he did this season. "There was a lot of resentment in the room about him," a Jets player told Newsday yesterday. He requested anonymity because team owner Woody Johnson has stated publicly that Favre is welcome to return next season if he wants to. (Favre reportedly will take until the end of February to decide about returning.) The 39-year-old quarterback is not as welcome with his teammates, according to this veteran. After the Jets traded for Favre Aug. 6, the sure Hall of Famer made no effort to ingratiate himself with the already assembled team, the veteran said. He said Favre spent most of his down time at the practice facility in an office specially designated for him near the equipment room, not with teammates in the locker room, even after the media departed. "He never socialized with us, never went to dinner with anyone," the player said. Asked to describe Favre in a word, he said: "Distant." There was more of the same sentiment from Thomas Jones, who was interviewed on Hot 97 FM Tuesday. Jones wanted to make it clear he wasn't blaming only Favre but said, "At the same time, you can't turn the ball over and expect to win. The other day, the three interceptions really hurt us. You don't like it. I don't like it and I know everybody else on the team doesn't like it, but all you can do is fight [through it]." Jones reinforced comments made by other Jets Monday, when the team broke up for the season in complete disarray after Sunday's 24-17 loss to the Dolphins. On Monday, Kerry Rhodes said: "If he's dedicated and he wants to come back and do this, and do it the right way ... and be here when we're here in training camp and the minicamps and working out with us ... then I'm fine with it. But don't come back if it's going to be halfhearted or he doesn't want to put the time in with us." A foxsports.com report Sunday said Favre wasn't happy being called out by Eric Mangini in front of the team, as the coach did with all of his players when they made mistakes. But the Jet who requested anonymity said that didn't seem to be the case. "If [Favre] was hurt by that stuff, I'd be shocked, because Eric barely said anything to him," the player said. "Guys would be getting called out for missed assignments or blown coverages, and Brett would have three picks and no one would say a word." Mangini addressed the team for the last time Monday. The player said the former coach revealed a much different side than he showed before, telling players he'd been tough and aloof only to get the most out of them. According to the player - and he was backed by very supportive comments about Mangini from other Jets - very few in the room thought Mangini deserved to be fired, and that the acquisition of Favre and his subsequent "me-first" attitude hurt the Jets more than anything. "Eric," he said, "wasn't the reason we didn't make the playoffs." Staff writer Erik Boland contributed to this story.
The first video is awesome - as true as it gets. The second video is corny bullshit propaganda where a bunch of guys are reading from a script. We are all thankful??? Yeah, especially Jet fans. The guy came here to collect another big paycheck - winning is no longer important to him. Is it that much of a surprise that no other team (other than the Jets) had any interest in his redneck ass after Green Bay told him to take a hike?
even wothout his jet debacle, Favre is an overrated clown. Hes a compiler if there ever was one. For every good moment, theres a bad. Just go away
